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L', ud. 23, 1810. 0ct.:23, 1810. if:fof Lef-n pleas,cl to nonfinite and ap- • Wtllian Cart Berttord to be 0.. e 01 thc K;l4g! is Codiviniutis of the Most of the BAH). ahitehatt, 23, 1810. Tt:e Kiog irai bee:. pied•ed'h, ci,u-titute and ap poi 't Eicj. Barrister at Law, Steward no.' cite of the Judges oi 1116 Nlajt..sty's Palace Court or - Westrnin;ter, in the rote; of 'James Stanley, L. sq. deceased. if'ar-Office, Oci. 2d Regiment of Df.gvon Gtnirds,, Cornet H. Bradburne to Ln:uteiwnr, by purchase. vice Boutue, %. , h6 retireb. 7 10 iieAitneut 0t 1., 6 01 uk.*, ; ooos, Coniet viscooot Ipswich to be Ltcutcbalit, without purdiasc, vice. tier, promoted. • Bti4 Lieuteriont Thomas Ker, from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice ?c,Ak..11, who retires. 13:it IMtto, Cornet C. R. bowels to, oc Lieuten.uit, with ()tit purcAtase. IBiii Ditto, C►:arles. Itowll, cent. to be Cornet, by put— criaNi:, vice Evans, . . 22d ihtto e Lieutrda44 . 1. Min:iron to be Captain of a Tr,op, tthilr!,,lrLcaJed..thed. 13k1 Ditto, .‘'th fl ,, bKirk, C e nt. to be Cornet, by purchase, V,CC i'ower y pro,.Autt:(l. ' tst At:gime:it ut tout, Et:s4;n :Charles Eyre to be Lietlte __ mai, withuut purctia,e, vt4:,'lvl , jor, who rctitcs. Stb Ouzo, 131,c:turd NiOkulsofi s to Llist?.,ll, by pur ciisr, vroinuted to the b6ttt kuot. Milt Ditto, Kutleci 4 ;e rifibus, (Acrlt. tu.Le k.fistgn, by pur tia4be, iof, who 'aims... 11th Dittu,.l.ltuietwit Dull; 11'0111 the A11 14%11 MIll• ttit ' to be 13th llatu, hatsi,;ti K. T., Ross, from the 6th Garrison to be Losign, vice L.b1111411, di:Le:ISW. . . 14th I-hitt), Captill;;i:Jlol.ll , 4b kt..1,111,,1) , :tont the' 4th Foot, to-be Laptaiii oh a L./Inv:to), VILe ItocAcs, who ex. .chanws.- • -: __ 224 Ditto,. Asistaht-Stirgeon W. itl.irtin, frorn the Sstit foot, to be Aasistant-ahigeon. - • 24th Ditto, flospitai-Mate - ti - ; . .V. - Burroughs to be Assislaut. Surge, , n. . , 3atil L)ItZU, Hospita L. Mate Thomas Irwin to be Assist ant ourgeoh, Vice eurtiuit, apputhitti to the , Stir Ro)a) V te.- rail iiattaiipn 314 Onto, tiosp'ttal- Mate Edward Graham to be Assistant" Su gain, vit a : Edwartl.s, - tiei.eased. 34t 1', b i n ° , 1,,,, : ,ign W. %v. Latnpiner, from the 37th Fuct, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, - vice. .b4aer, pro. mot Li. . , ...- 35th Ditto, 'Lieutenant Robert Thbburn, from the bzu Foot,. tO- ,it: Lieutenant, vice l'orter,'whisexeitaiigcs. 38th 1)11 to, Fiuspital-Alitte William .I . llohipb,w to. be Assist 'ant- Surgeon. • . . 45iii Ditio, Ensign John L vans Trevor to be Lieuteh:ini,Viee ~AVytii:,. ticeeaseti. jaines StC.Watt, Lent, too Ensign,. vice Trevor. . • __ . , • .. - - . . • 47111 Dttto, Captain W. A. Hodges, from the 4th foot, -to be Captain ut a Company, 'vice Ramsay, 'who ex - .changes. 6oti► Ditto. To be Lieutenants without purcilase-,Ensigns :Peter Easoni 'Thomas Marsh, Stetmen Price, U.• P. Conway, 10114 :Cowper, 1. I, argeiiti'sitiiitiel &err, Win. Rind, AL OL ia 'Kent, 6••nitiet Sergramt,'+i. M•Namara. • • T4r,bel,:nsighs r reuertck Pictec, • Gent. vice Eason. Do- Odd Druarinuntl, Gent. vice Marsh. john ,Sutherland, Geht.•vice Price. John beevor, .:;nt., vice Conway. tto hert-Atkinson,:Gelit. vice CoupLir. jairtei Fleestni,Gent. vice .saricc.lu. Win.- Malice,. Gent. vn.c Kerr.• frtncierick Itileiriretiy,. Gent-. vice Henry Itudsun,,Gent. Vit.e Win. iiickman Hose, vice Sergeant. lobo Har grove, Gent. v.ce Me:Namara. • • •-• • • To. be Assitstant-Surgeon-=:lospita.l..Mate .Christopher G. Perger, viccTerston ' appointed to the 79th hoot. • 6k.1 Ditto, Licuicitant George Porter, frOM tiie,ijth Foot, to 'be' Lieutenant, vice Inoburn, whd excnanges. 65111 Ditto, Ensign john 4ogers•to . be Lieutenant, vice Tat." itersall, who ietues. 61th Ditto, Lewis Evans, Gent. to be Eriiign, by purchase,, mice I aclson, who var'Dittn i • Ensign • W Henderson to •be 'Lieutenant, with our purchase, vice Garvock, promoted in the lost Foot. lartics Gowan, Cent. tc, be Ensign, vice Henderson., 74th Ditto, 'Lieutdnant Jason Fl.lsartl, War the Bhth Foot, to be Lieutenant, yice •C ressweli, who exchanges. Lieu. ,tenant I ailieS rlcnry, troni the Armagh : lV:Alma,: to be Lir -Sign, without putchase. 7Vli Ottto, Ensign Mark' Weallum to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Al` Rae, who retires. E•lias Vaype", Gent. •to be _Ensign, without purchase, vice M . ` La.lusah , Unity, Ensign Mack M'Callurn to be Lieuienant, by Ifurcti'ase, vice iVt*Ka•e, w:io retires - . Elias l'ayne, Gent.' tobe Lhsign, without: purctrase, vice,lo 'Callum. 77th Ditto, Gentlemen; Cadet, Royal Military College, to be Ensign, witnout pur ' ~ c hase, vice Green, appointed' to the oth Garrison tntlion.- f - •., . 79itt Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon.David Persten, front lit:: 6... Foot, to be Assistant-,Surgeosi, vice Weid, promoted in the 67th Foct, • rist Ditto, Lieutenant I. .Duval to be Captain of a Com pany, without, purchase, vicepains, supersetied. Lien. tenant IV.. Nugent, from the 6th Garrison Liattation, to be •Lieutenant, vice Duval. Sid Ditto, Lieutenant D. French, front the 6tn Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Taylor, promoted in the both k taut. S7th Ditto, George Matinsell,„Gent. to be Ensign, 'out - pluchale, vice. Lainphler, promoted in tne- , Fcot. Stith Ditto, ,Lieutenant Qcoige Cresswell, from the 74th w out, to tiaitenatit, vice Hassard wilt) exchanges.. 96th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Leahy to be Captain of a •Company, by purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted. En. sign C. T.*t..olomb, to be . Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Leahy. ' Chasseurs Britanniques, 4nsign Arnaud Dufiet to be Lieu. tenant. V.,.ilunteLr'—r— , — PrOtO to be Lieutenant, vice Corsican Ranters; Lieutenant Vincenzo Bernardi to be Cap. - Lain of 3 -. 1 6.: ompany , without, purchase, vice -Nicholsun, deceased. Ensign Giacomo S. Pancraziu to be' Lieutenant, vice Bernardi - Volunteer Antonio Odoatat to be Ensi6u, vice Paucrazio. - • 6th Garrison Battalion, ^-- --1:0 be-. Lientenants. _ . Ensign Dalrymple, vice N ugent, appointed to the Sist .Font. Litsign I. Newman, vice French, appointed to the Sad Foot. To bc Ensigns. Ensign William Green, from the 77th FOot,yice Dalqmple. 1-14.nilten Earle, Geut. vice NeWilidii. •I. Ros, (Jolt. vice K. T. Ross, appointed to the 13th Eoot. BREVET. - - • To be Nlaljnr in the Army.—Captain W. I. 'fucker, of the late Royal 1 (101 l Artiller y . . . - , S"i'.\FF. To be a Deputy , Comtninary Genwal•,to the Forces.—Aaing Depthy Commnisary of Accounts- W. Thomson. To be Fay master old ,Recruiting tiistlict.--R. B. johnpp,. Esq. late Lieutenant in the 16th Light Dragoons ; vitae *cuts, . , . Comitissions in the Nottinghamshire signed by the Lost Lieutenant. • - To he Ensigns.-- f olm Francis E irwgton, Gelit. William - StrAtoo, Colt— • •- , HOSPITAL STAFF. Ta•.be Apothecary •to the forces.-1-lospitaL-Maie William. Wheauoii, vice Giaitain cieceacci. - The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Serjeant-Major Chris .topher Fahmukhol, to be Cornet, vice Bock, pro moted. id 1.4,11 t. Battalion,. Ensign john Whitney to be Lieu-, tel,ant,, Nice lan.en decesed. Cet,tleinan Cadet W. I'. A. V. Fincker to be Ent4n, vice. A.hit. , eY• • entriiissions signed by the Lout Lieutenant of the County ut Essex. • - T o be D s puty.Lieut enanta— 1. H. Velly, 'l7 (pris,;- p vid), must b 4 add;essed. LONDON it Printed by 10,( pi A Fth I-EA RitlS, in N0..4, I‘l;!ttfe' tf.t..-o'urt, Low- 1 treit ; and l'iS:' ,, neAt ')Y WI LL LAM- A g MR; Li si:;, i pi.s , s . ft ,- ~GLit:s ..1‘..:1.011 St:Lct. ....nr venor igu arc. T &t , the Svx.ippkiC li, .1\.;.0. 1 1 '3, Stra nd, Wl:4o.rici.vertisements, 'Orders tor tile. P aper, Lettrs . ( or the edito . ~ . HA: • izulTs. 'Thomas Hardio;of Locks-In:140 aim) th. Surrey, tinter in wn,e, beer, and spiritttouz; liquors; to surrch.ler Uzt. 26; at rive, Nov. 6, and Doc. 4. at . eleven. at (.11thihati, 7 London. Attorney, 'AI r. Itontnson, C hark r- house- Ceoq,e Lrotnlcy, of St. , Saviour, Southwark, Sultry, inn. kse, , er, Oct. 26, at au.l 1)4.,;. 4, at eleven, at i~ullllhail GCUir,e iil4Cl(lrlan•birclA, South k, rt:y. Tudor, wow or 1 :te of tiverponl, !milder, Nov 1 , 3, +4, And I:rt.:..}, at twclve, at tr . ,: 1 averti, Liver- •Atturnies, Mr. Da vies, Livervout ;, or r.. Mea.. nowt:mit, (.t..y's-Dun e Len don. lames 'Lave.rter and Cliarit . B Cantpbel; bl Sonierseouire, gardene..., Oct 3u. at tow, 3;, and V. 4, eleven, at .the Alerm.nd Attuintes, Nit:ttbo Bat tell, Yeovil•; or ~ Aiessrs. Austice and Cov, 11)-er Tetnine, London. •lacob Westlake Winds , :r, now or late of Pprtse, auctioneer, • Nov. 13, at one, 14, at eleven, and Dec. 4, at one, :AL the l'utndin lint. Po; tsniontn. Mess's - . NaytOr, Great Newport-street, Long-acre, L.1;d...11 , or Nir.,G len. deffing, Porst3ea. , - ' . . 1011., Grontly, late of Bolton, Lancashire, but now of Sal ford, cotlon-111:11Ula":.turet, Nov. 2, 14, anti Dee. 4, at t‘N , o, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Atturme, i'vir. Ir% akin) Edge, Manchester; Or Mr. Ellis, Chaitct:ry -lane, LAI . _ . don.. john Defier, of Enfield, Middlese.!:, shOpkeeper, Nov. 5,6, and.Dt'e. 4, at tea, at GuiNadi'. A tturl.e), AIL r. r, W Tay ldaltnant Abbey, Essex. lamesrppsNi, now or late of Great Welnetliant, Suffolk, farmer, Nov., z, at ,five, 3, alit Dec. 4, at eleven, at the Wlnte , Lion Inn,' l - laultigli.• Attorpies, Messrs. !`arsons . „ . . . . . ~ and Offord, kladleixli ; or Messi-s. -- B. and ii. Bridges, Red Lion-square, I.undoul. 4 ~, - • join, stintle and Samuel Sawyer, o f Bristol, merchant, Oa. 27, N..V. 3, a nti 1.)....c. 4, at twelve, at t tie W idte Lion Inn, Brtsts.d. Atturnies, iVieSSES. I. illid ' r. Leillail, thistOl i Or Mr. liamucl . i.ratiks,.l-lart 7 stre . cc, iliooinsbuty, Lon- . „ don. William Spencer, late of WolverhamPton, Stafilbrdshire, gun- barrel.manulActurer, Nov. 14, at nve. 14, and Dec.. 4, at eleven,, at the Lion Inn, WoLv,.:Llaiftpfon. Attoliac . s, a!el IV)lllants, Old-noil.infAc Lincoln's lnsi, 1014V:it; or Mr. T.' Wood, Wol,crharopion. 2 • john• iae,,l) and Vv titian - 1 of New. .a.:-street,. London, nierLnants,,,Oct.,27, Nov. s, and 4, at • eleven, at ' .I;to,nit;b, Messrs. Swain, Steens, and Mapfvs, Old fetvry. - • " -• Rickard Kersitaw Cropper, of eufriers'-Hall, London wail, London, Illaelovell.nnit-tabor, 0ct.27, Nov. to: and Dec. .4, at Lan, wl,t;l Ail. Attorney, Mt. grave-place, S'trand. • - - • • C iiarles Pearce, of id-street road, 'Middlesex, builder, oa. Nov;..ro, and 1/ec. .1, at cut . lo4ll. .Attorney,. Mr . Lamb, Sr. Thuir - ,:is'Saul, woolstapler; Nov. 3, at twelve; iv, at one, and, Lice. 4, at ten, at 'Guildhall. At- torney,, .Drew,,. iisntondsey-strect, Southwark, Su? rey. Christopher knaingt,"bf PortSei, grbcer. Od. 27, Nov. 6, dtTcieven, at I.;'utittnatl, London. Etturincs, hiessrs..;Cßthas and Waller, ..spttal-square, London_; : or Winck wort.it, I'olison , 4lth. , • 1811105 ureives, flere'dles Sharp, and Francis •• Fisher, of .I:.:lng's :ttrihs.yard, Coleman-street, London, • merchants, 'Oct. 30, Nov. 6,.and Del. 4, at ten, at hail. Attornies, :Messrs. Swam Stevens, and Maples, Old ,Jewry. Williattl'Percival, of Uxfortl;street, Middiesex, linen.draper, Noy. 3, at t we.ve, to, at and Dcc 4,'at - ten, at Guth!- ! hall. Att,,inies, _Messrs.. Motile and Thomas, Crane court, Fleet.streei. s • , , 'Ollll pilloley, qt ,§ t alfard, Laticasnire,‘, dyer, Noy. 7, $, awl Dec. 4, , at t.leven,,a(ctte Jog Tavern, NiaticTieter. 'ltiliteart and Ainsworth, :Nlanenester ; or Nlssr.s ., . Milne anet Parry, l'emple; London. •• . L.lllterthli i , draper,. (..).tt.:.39, io, and Dec. 4. at: ti.vetve,, at C,uiltinall„ London: • • Attutmos, Messts. Wiltshire, Bolton, and West, Old Broad-street. • Nov. 17. Richard Dean, of Bow, .Middlesex, baker, at ten, _ at t;ttlidhaii. ';Nov." ti. John Chapman * of the Pavement, Moorfields, London, shoemaker, at twelve. at Gullonall. Nov 17. kohert Cowp4r,;ot Cattagn t atteet, Loyldon, ware houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. N0v.,17. John "Cheyney, of i )xtord-street; Middlesex, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. • ' • ' • ' . . . Nov. zz,. cl'hornas C•oward, late of Bath,_ linen,:draper, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Nov. za. Francis Hunt, of Eristol,, Witcher, • at end, at the - ‘ l / 1 4ite'Lion lnn, lifistol. • . ' Nov. 16. Thomas s Linitorth, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Nov. A 7. Richard lilakemoje, tailor, at ele ven, at the Stork Tavern, Binninghani. Nov. zo. Edward Holloway Broadheld, of Stourport, eescerstiiiv, boat-builder, at twelve, 4t Lb; George- Inn, 'Bewdley. Nov. zo. William Bird, late of Stone, StalfordShire, boat • budder, at twelv,e, at the George Inn, "liewilley, %Voices . tershire. . • . Nov. is. William Blackburn;, of Leeds, Yorkshire, wool= stapler, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Leeds., Nov. 13. Henry Moody, of Salltieet, All Saints, Lincoln shire, jobnei, at cl•-:v en, at. the New King's Head Inn, Louth. Nov. 17 . George Anderson George Harrison Eades, of Bridge , yard Wharf, fooley;street, Southwark, Surrey, mer‘hants, at eleven, at GllllO4l, Londpn, Nov. 47. Sampson ',oilman and William Banks, of the Poultry, Loudon, hatters, at ten, at Gulidiull. • Nov. 17.:'facob Intel Levy, or late Hayilon-street, Mineries, Middlesex, merchant, at . eleven at Guildhall. Nov. 17. .lolin Gilbert, of Chiswell-street, London, grocer, at twelve; at Guildhall.' - •• ' • Nov. 17.•40fut Bell and Richard Atkinson, -of Bow-lane, London, warehouseman, eleven, at Cullaall,. Nov. 17. IViliiarrl Heckluid, of the . City Arma, L'ondon • street, Ratclitle-cross, Middlesex, victualler, at eleven, at • Guildhall. •. • • , Nov. 17. Thomas Brockhink, of lilverstone, Lancashire, WilSon, 10111) Liillesoy, and lonatnanfaylor, of Alaryport, L umberland, cotton •inanufaClurers, at eleven, at the house of Henry Salkeitt, ••innkeeper, Woaington, Cumberland. , ()Ct. 27. Thomas - Steeienson, 'of Snow's •fields, Bermond- sey, Surrey, woolstapler, at.eleven, .at don. • Nov,. 17, Joseph Duds, 'of the Commercial Chambers, Minories, dirinsurance-broker, at lc:), at G uildhail. • , • . Nov. 20. Theophilus Ciive and Samuel Richardson, •of or Tokenhouselard, London,' merchant 4, at eleven, at ' Guildhall. CERLIFICATAS. .• , . , Nov. rj. WM, Warwick, •of Red-Lion.street, .Clerkcn. well,. 'Middlesex, jeweller. hum.is Ward, of Clippside, London, halierdaShCi. ..;ilL.el Worth, late of Dowg-ate- hill, London, r , tatihner: Richard Bolton, of 1101401101Ci4.13raLLec.1,Yolkstilre, . manufacturer. John Horner, of Framwellgate, near Durham, tanner. 'Atribrose livered, Of the Mount "Coffee house, Lower Groi '. ventat-st fee t , M iddlesex, merchant. , • John Kinnear, of 4i4erpoolonererittt. john Sowden, of Leeds, Yorkshire, Oil.aerchint. C. S. Bell, late of Islawcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. T. Dirt.kworth, now or late Parbold, Lancashire, vitstualler. • ' Public Furiosity, which, perhaps, has never on a ,similar. occasion Bern so strongly excited, - will at .leripth be gtatified with a perusal of BRowSE's two Anicrican Tales,,Wr ECA ND and ORIVIOND j Edi ,tions.having been announced fur publicition by Mr. COLBURN, of the Public Library, CondUit'-street. The foriver we understand is dedic,-ited td Mi. SU ti- RIDAti, who, among:other distinguished personages, was sinick who the originality and genius dispioed by. the.Authbr in these ti - 41y extraordinary narra tives. ' 4 ' • . , _ . E I tiBLIN, OCT 20. LMA . INfiAM "S-ESSION,. • General nuch females, anan, three*feales, m en, and two named ciondoi/ and ATTGow'rvi, Wcrt'• indicted for an assault on Curnelins 111, an officer ot. the. Sin,— Jiff of the County of Dublin, atilt rescuing the Ge neral horn an arrest. TheOe \‘ as another inchatie:tit against the General for an assault, wi:h intent to kill, and also an indictment against the paitics for a riot. Mr. M'N.;LLY, in addressing the Jary, said ,he therd v stale some of the leading features of tot' csse. A Mr. Fitzgerald, who'was,in the service o' :Co oncl es,y, had' incurred the dis e ieasure of the ~Geri: o - if; and in corniegnence of the representations of the to the Colonel, Mr. Fitzgerald lost Ateact, icitrat law against the General was the iesnli, and the plaintiff recovered 3001. damages ; Tile action .was for defamation. 4 . xe.iiiitin was put' into the hands of the preseut prosecutor, Moton, who, being the/known officer or the .Sherilf, went on the 25th of 'NI ly last to the hoilse of the General, attended b 3 the plaintiff antf other persons to execute the writ. bailiff found the kitchen doer open, .and entered. He stated he cane lo execute a writ against the Gine gonds. The military officer was put oil his • gttar..i---Lllk• bailiff got peaeeably into the liouse-- he behaved peaCeably there : the law of arrest he was ready tai argue, shotild it be agitated. 4.'he law in the present case is .this . : when a bailiff once gets , entrance into . a house by an outer door, he May •break'open every door in the house to arrest the owner of it; or any lodger in it, - was so deter mined in the - caseof another General; General Gan sell. -The General, when: the civil officer entered • t:is . parlodr, was'arined with a pistol in one hand,. in the other a knife—the arrest took phice—the Ge wral-W3i'Made: prisoner as he attempted to escape through a window—he was in custody of the it was his ditty to .submit: •He could hot:tiut that if 'he escaped the 'Sheriff would he fixed with , the debt. He did escape,'aud the:Sheriff was fixed with the debt. The. General wounded- the bailiff With - the knife; he:then got out of-tie windoW, ran across the field, gave his pistol to Mr. Gandun, leap. ed over two walls, crossed the esplanade, cleared the stone works, 'and.got into ;he country. Mr. Gan- - don 'waS'on his own-ground,-be got a pistol :rum the .General ; the General cried out " War, hawk," he saw the General rutiWng• and pursued; 'he stop-- ped the bunt}, he knocked him down with a shoVel, e asked .hi:n how he. dare come tis rrespasser on his him* rubber, raised his labourers, . the General escaped, the rescue was complete, the ISherilf t% . iis saddled with the debt. When the bailiff Made the arrest, there was a covey of Wormal in toe house ; Amazons were _not idle on the mei tori ; they.attacked the armed with po' ti e r, :.foiigs, and shovel; but it the Jury should be of iopiniun that they a‘cled in 'the riot, and assault, and :escape, thoughthefwere feMales, they should be • ;convicted s' however, if they did - not appear 'guilty, i he Caw' Would be: satisfied with the conviction 'of the 'other persons;;,, • . • . ' Cortielius Moran' examined by.-Mr. CASint 'Witness is it bailiff to the Sheriff of the Cot:Li t :v. o f -On the 25th of May last he went, to the house of - General Buchanan near I'lcan, to execute ;a writ: Mr. Fitzgerald, the plaintiff, a man of the ':name of John.Colvin, and another man, were with him ; he got into.the house-easily, hy walkiiig in liroUgh the kitchen door, whiCh was standing open ; lady' was standing in the kitchen; the lady asked `What was -his busjoesS there ? The witness replied, :he had an execution against the General's goods and „chattels. That was not the, truth ; it was to try if the Generatwonld.colue out easily; the execution . - was against his. person. Th e lady is one-of the 'traversers; t ail went into the-parlour, and in about' -tWo minutes returned, and a s k e d t o see the'execu ;lion. Witness took it out of his pocket, .and-said, `" ;Jere it is, and there is the Sheriff's seal ;" but .he would not give it to her, telling her she might 'burn it. The lady went into the parlour again ;' :witness heard the General in the parlour,; be liten ed at the door, and heard the General desire her. to bring -him his pistols. . She went for the- pistols:" she then said, ".I have got one pistol;" the General replied, "1 have the other in my pocket,"-.- Wit ness then turned the brass 'button of the parlour door, and went into the room-; the-General and the lady-were standing- on the floor talking: -The General said, " I will blow your brains pot -if you proceed further." Witness did proceed ;- there was a window raised, the General made a chargé at the. Window, and got partly out. Witness 'got hold of. him by the coat—witness had a stick ;• the General made a stab of a knife at hitrr, -which slipped doWn the stick, and cut his- hand ; witness •had seized thd General by the coat before•:he received the: cut. Thr s ee: women then , attacked -the witness-with-a -a fire-shovel, and a -greasy cloth about "the eyes: At this-time the witness was. endeayouring to hold the General. The elder of the ferrule ma versers• had the dish-clout; the - knife fJI out (4 the General's hand; -the elder woman -endeavoured 'to get it ; the witness let the General loose, fearing - he would be injured by' the. knife k-the• youngest 'lady opened the-window, and- the Generai.escaped., - As soon as the- General had got-off, the three wo 'men-beganto beat the witness, who wa4 , sttuck with the poker on the head. , At the,tirne ot.tnakihg the, 'arrest the General was fast in The window ; ta not, 'being ' sufficiently open. As soon: as he • possibly - could, the witness'totlowed the General. • ,Mr.-Fitz gerald, and the' other man, -as well as witness,,:Saw: ‘the General rm.-ling along . his Own wall, which he crossed, and got hi - o aii old mill on the lands,of•Mr. Garidtio, one of the traversers; Mr! Ganda' it nne ''diately :Caine up, with a-shovel in his hand, and without asking what they wanted, : -. Or who they %%ere, knocked the witness down; Gandon —then said, " You robberl what, you here I"- Wit - uess rePhed, " I 'ain Do robber,hut am an officer :of the - Sheriff, following my prisoner.'" Mr. Gan don, then snuck another. blow at , the witness, and • ittuitil;.d bias anif then called out to the man that •pisn , l,•kvlicli 'he twisted out of hishand, and gave •witNesss a tilt, iii the lace; and said, it the .would proceed farther, be woild - bloW - bl4 biains out- •4 uijness then 9* the General on. ; 1 4.1. at ground, about NO - yards fr,isjyth e rn; waving over his bead, crying - " Wat, hawk hawk 7 ."—tti,at was meaning that -the A itrier' i. a banal ; he was known to be a bli.srf in the rush; _ ty .01 Dublin. Mr. Gilidon g-v, lo • _ I . man to sh.,ot then; witness ma . e t it s escr " 3, 14, the ground, and went down to...Sir' John N" -11 r - and told him-the matter ; wit, a ty:of abOve fifty men, lodu wed .he witness John White'S, rhroWing_ stones at and Pdl tt Lon beirrie'Sir Jo: t it, who said. he. wcasid not r 2r f mit witness to _ be- molested. Mr. Gannon' Witness's • hones . ought t o be b ro k en, or a ny , • hond.that ; came into his grounds. Sir John Nv liitc replied, " Mr. Gandon,•take care what you dui:4. d man ought not to be molested," and then tle 6 l' e i ,the witnes s to le a ve t h e town; as his life ,wooki o .be.safe; the witness took S;r John's advice, ber 3 7, he had saved-his Ifte 'before in the town. 15 ) ,11. „ John could do, did not p revent t h e mo b.froari e l i , . tug stones; witness- Was aferwarfs followed.nY ► wants of 100 persOns, who were ruuning.afx) ht from the fields;" the mob followed th'eni'a asilr at e an half to the hill o ve r C urs i s - streasni . Wltrn witness g' t to Dalin he. was bllal by . a sarge 6 i[ k : he had nu use of his arm f or better. titan a ino ot s afterwards ; there - NHS q._ great . pa:n in his hipi ,the blow of the stone he got ,in hts. back atfeets bite. The traverser M - Gowrani had a' Which Mr. .Gant!on took train him,. and 'bre ddownh spade- he ad, wrili which the for t "! • r • :,struck him. Cross-examined by Mr. GitaEks-,—Has adz" to r the capacity of a bail i ff ol .he County of , upwards of two years. The wsrrant under tkte General was arrested dilaictedsec, ,Maginneis and, Joh n Doe:—but ;tie Soeriff , -) 1 j "'" c ‘. l atm. - to have Maginr.e . ss in the want - ant, and alte i re i e , with his . own ha n d ; an d t h en sig:e d-tt. plaintiff was brought to the house to sue. P 1 3... .„," it is- the constant so prevent mistaow i ' $ 'Never heard that. half the disturb ance s and • which' tOok.place on those occasions is C °tl t, luence.ot the attendance of the plaintirfs—bec o7 ; when-they show tis‘` our man" they gc_nea. l ) away.; ". John Doe," in, the w any n' a • we Choose_ co bring with us. We thought, 1 1 nig that the execution •was against hits ,;(1 ,1 .: , chattels, •that he would coute out to coin t ,rolin i tio " .‘ and 'to give us our 1 t es not to expost 1 " l ot way of civ;Juy money , and we thought 1 )) means to get -at him easily lf the Gei.erJe pi' tie might nave made his escape bcaPre witness into the parlour; but th.,re was a party wa him, , and he wwild'oe pinned : H,- was J oon' I °" j . inutes in' custody. The three women witite,fr's with. pnker, , shuVel, and greasy tow , " it • Witness always told th e stor y i n t h e same MI4 31)01 .. the ladies. •Witness wit timorsOme when 1)..:4 -I c`' 1 d 0 : the . pistols asked tor; he had one himself ' ., reast; but it was nut Witness did not 1() • low the General through- the window—he pged to go• ou t. of t i,e -ki teller). l'nv - General ` 7 l %' then about sixperches from him, running along 1 . / wall .:1lVlrt : . Gandon saidi before the . Slieiltfanj; \J ,, White, that. he had: i nade,the -witness feel the iess.ot •his,knuckles„, Fitzgeral .1, was disguiseclday agreat coat, w inch lit took yd . ' -Mr. , Gandont then said, ‘` Fitzgerald, I know :He.tia,swersd, " And : l know you; a: (I wt.t you know: me, for-the treatnieht you naVe V.") 111.4, _ poor' Ur. Fitzgerald, in the course. of his ,exanito - Jim by Mr. King, corroborated the testimony ():- the last wktness, far as s the witness b a d staled , being present. Witness ;saw .ttie G :he saw the last witness, _and said, " There rs ,ruark,',w4aL.laveyou done, ?" The ceply V.t . 4 had him arrested, but ant not able :rom the I got.to follow, biol.': ,When. they,,g9t • Gandon's ground, M`Govvran,..with.a pistol in hand,' slopped the .. witness. He sqw, Gandt4 l g'‘ the last witness several b,ot,vs--,and saw the on a bill, waving his hat, and _crying oat " NV% : ) ; hawk h" , The General was i n v i ew o f t h e neighbourhood of Lucan when he waved his bat .11 " cried- f,f War, hawk !", •• t h , Benedict Arthur, Esq.. the Under Sheriff o# , county. , proved the Writ of E xec ution 0 e the Warrant ; and in the cootse hiS exarninatiP e ll l part-of which, was by Co!. Vesey„ from the .13 03 ' i :, stated,: that Alie neighbourho o d ,of. Lucan rio.tous,.-and.deterinined ,to . oppose the Officer' rg Justice, that h 5 had : nude no.less Unto three s ttell e in , van tn.execute a Writ. of R e ple v i n , an d that bailifiliad been frequently neaten. 'I- - On the pat t -of th e General, after a - n able aPP rg i , from counsellor ISaESNE to the feelipgs,ot the e witnesses were called. . 111$t Sir John White said, he did not recollecti,, - i0 - Moran mentioned .how he received t he the .hand ; ii ,appeared. a mere scrat c h, , if ,w:Pn i l • pensluile.„. He knew the spot,wi.,,ere the, (;d l4l i 4 was described as wa v i ng his bat,: and triciti;l l . l ' seould.not, j he viewed from ti,e tow On 1111 ,5, r ,.. °4 4 4 examination_ 4 Parm . Mr., Camc,,lie 'said, I) I(Jt SW;iir,aS to whether the G,in,..ral was 31" I Csi e ` not. The Other w peSSeS . prf,c,n,,:d, co'biladiL:ie:1 b I, ,prusseu;. - ors aS 10 , some ,t9iltng circumstances none of ttittu would give any, opinion as 6'th° neral oy. - Mora it'S writ. _ The . Jury tqund all tl , e; parties, exce pt of the tescut: and assault, a o d a-iu • I4M ra11) ot the riot. , .., 1 1 7 13y ; :pns!Alt of.the .prosecutors; iha sn t, : riCe • • deferred, until the Bth of NO,ietncet. r. . . .•• To-tpurrow th e prisonersw ho 'sr6nd • fully CO Q .mitted upon yatious ch.i‘ges of be. ,n triovelUil from the several gaols in the City of r:-.°? r i and Cqty of , 4, tq.th e ir `trials, at t.:ie ensuiq OL Ba i l e y se s3 ' u which commence on \Vedncsday next.. .' • • PRIG'S' 01- sIIOCK.S ...• • , . . YESTERDAY. li atlit StOCk, 252 k 253 i 2,3 India Stock, r. Navy 5 per t ent. 10 0 a i ii I nrißd Botais, 245. 2.g ,,, • P r ' I 5 per Cent, E xviL,3l. lii 1 ~.,, 65.. yS• I ) r. 4 pet Lent. Sz 4 i 1 i , linntuin,.s a. 4 µis. .. er Cent. SA ed 65 i i I inperial 3 per CCIlt• 66 i 61 1 '3 p r r Cent. 'Cons. 66 A - i C.ii•is. tor 27th Nuv•" Bank L. Ann. HS 17 i - 16 18 6 , ..1 i _..." NE B To ki fuo Plrll - Mh o (Wi l , ~~